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Nteboheng Mefi, Samson Asoba. FRONTIERS OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION: INTERDISCIPLINARITY NEED REVEALED BY A CASE STUDY

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Mefi, N.; Asoba, S. 2025. Frontiers of entrepreneurship education: interdisciplinarity need revealed by a case study, Insights into Regional Development 7(4): 145-153. https://doi.org/10.70132/x2738566794

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Takawira Ndofirepi, Renier Steyn. GOVERNANCE AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP: A CROSS-NATIONAL STUDY OF BUSINESS START-UP INTENTIONS

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Ndofirepi, T.; Steyn, R. 2025. Governance and entrepreneurship: a cross-national study of business start-up intentions, Insights into Regional Development 7(4): 130-144. https://doi.org/10.70132/f9598282679

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Bramwell Gavaza. DRIVERS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ADOPTION IN TOWNSHIP SMALL BUSINESSES IN SOUTH AFRICA

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Gavaza, B. 2025. Drivers of Artificial Intelligence adoption in township small businesses in South Africa, Insights into Regional Development 7(4): 116-129. https://doi.org/10.70132/c9883956762

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Justice Muchineripi. WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN SOUTH AFRICA: PECULIARITIES OF STRESS

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Muchineripi, J. 2025. Women entrepreneurship in South Africa: peculiarities of stress, Insights into Regional Development 7(4): 102-115. https://doi.org/10.70132/b6273472929

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Kabelo Chuma, Mpho Ngoepe. DATA INTEROPERABILITY OF HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN PUBLIC HOSPITALS IN THE GAUTENG PROVINCE OF SOUTH AFRICA

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Chuma, K.; Ngoepe, M. 2025. Data interoperability of health information systems in public hospitals in the Gauteng province of South Africa, Insights into Regional Development 7(4): 84-101. https://doi.org/10.70132/z6986464949

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Hardlife Zvoushe. IMPACT OF EXTERNAL POWERS ON LAND GOVERNANCE IN AFRICA: CRITICAL JUNCTURES AND THE SEARCH FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE

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Zvoushe, H. 2025. Impact of external powers on land governance in Africa: critical junctures and the search for social justice, Insights into Regional Development 7(4): 71-83. https://doi.org/10.70132/h5697386974

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Mathews Shange, Sandile Mkhize, Steven Msosa. CONSUMER PROTECTION LAW COMPLIANCE IN RETAIL: AWARENESS, SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHALLENGES AND IMPLICATIONS

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Shange, M.; Mkhize, S.; Msosa, S. 2025. Consumer protection law compliance in retail: awareness, socio-economic challenges and implications, Insights into Regional Development 7(4): 60-70. https://doi.org/10.70132/x8446652243

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Munashe Matambo. SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUNDS AND FISCAL GOVERNANCE IN AFRICA: INSIGHTS FROM BOTSWANA'S MODEL

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Matambo, M. 2025. Sovereign Wealth Funds and Fiscal Governance in Africa: Insights from Botswana's model, Insights into Regional Development 7(4): 43-59. https://doi.org/10.70132/h7655468994

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Nteboheng Mefi, Samson Asoba. DRIVERS OF CHOOSING ENTREPRENEURSHIP PATH OF FINAL YEAR STUDENTS: A CASE STUDY OF A UNIVERSITY IN THE WESTERN CAPE, SOUTH AFRICA

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Mefi, N.; Asoba, S. 2025. Drivers of choosing entrepreneurship path of final year students: a case study of a university in the Western Cape, South Africa, Insights into Regional Development 7(4): 34-42. https://doi.org/10.70132/e7735278735

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Hluli Ndlovu, Livhuwani Nkondo, Ntise Manchidi. COLLABORATIVE PRACTICES WITHIN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES AMONG SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SMES): A CASE STUDY OF SOUTH AFRICA

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Ndlovu, H.; Nkondo, L.; Manchidi, N. 2025. Collaborative practices within supply chain management activities among small and medium enterprises (SMEs): a case study of South Africa, Insights into Regional Development 7(4): 21-33. https://doi.org/10.70132/y686969929

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